Hormonal Swings of Women 
This rather ironic commentary was of course a twist on the prevalent
male belief (widely socialized into
women as well) that
women are prisoners of their ....
(1336
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Women in Management Introduction For the past fe
.... This could lead either to
women adopting more
male leadership styles or to
male managers evaluating female managers in a more positive way. ....
(2192
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The Barrier of the Glass Ceiling for Women
....
Women normally encounter
male walls of resentment regarding the subjects of part-time, work-at-home, or telecommuting arrangements. ....
(1650
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Date Rape and Sexual Harassment
.... The preference by males for short
women may be an indication of a
male desire for a dating partner who is perceived as being more easily dominated. ....
(1367
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Discrimination Against Women in the Work Force
.... sexual harassment. Sexual harassment remains a huge problem for many
women in predominantly
male occupations. A vivid illustration ....
(1969
8
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Women in European Society
.... competence, and they appear to have been internalized by many
women: "Most literary
women, particularly those trained in Italy, accepted the
male assessment of ....
(1655
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Women in Early Eras
.... rights (105).
Women were urged by dominating
male leaders to bear as many children as possible for the sake of Greece. One exception ....
(1568
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Male and Female Negotiators
....
women's brains are better designed for skills involving detail, sequential tasks, and After reviewing the differences between female and
male negotiators ....
(3085
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SOCIAL INEQUALITY OF WOMEN
....
male. This study investigated one research question. This question was as follows: Do GSS income-related data reflect a position of social inequality for
women ....
(2056
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Medieval Women
.... her existence is so dependent upon her relationship with a
male figure that .... lack of restraint that popular Medieval belief systems argued made
women the weaker ....
(1221
5
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Hollywood's Portrayal of Women
.... The
male Hollywood perspective on
women has changed enough to allow
women to play a role usually accorded to men, but not enough to allow them to look good in ....
(2908
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The Status of Women in the Academy
.... degrees across all fields, most of the new hires at research universities are in
male-dominated fields in which a much lower proportion of
women are earning ....
(2874
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Women and Depression
.... Finally, the
women also exhibited greater tendencies of becoming overinvolved in their relationships with others than the
male participants. ....
(2182
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Women's Bodybuilding Gender Issues
.... actuality of physically competent
women and has always been in favor of gender-crossing activities, such as
women participating in a traditionally
male sport. ....
(1929
8
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Role of Women in the Workplace
.... studies show that these subtle or covert forms of gender discrimination are quite effective in limiting the number of
women within
male dominated occupations. ....
(2543
10
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Women in Opera in the 18th & 19th Centuries
.... Even when the
women themselves are writers, they become anchors for the
male poets' own pursuit for masculine self-possession. (Ross ....
(2039
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)
Anexoria nervosa & Women
.... She finds A range of values and possibilities that Western culture has traditionally coded as "
male" and rarely made available to
women; an ethic and At school ....
(1450
6
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Male/Female Perceptions of Domestic Abuse
.... numbers are unreliable, however, as there is a tendency of many
women, especially the poor and powerless, to fail to report any violence.
Male offenders, on ....
(2434
10
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Changes in Male/Female Relations in England
.... in The Family, Sex, and Marriage in England, 1500-1800, argues that the causes of radical changes in the home and in relations between men and
women in England ....
(1541
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Sexual abuse against children and women
.... and 80 percent of adults who victimize
male children may be
male. In reported cases of child sexual victimization, the literature suggests that
women do not ....
(2319
9
)
Forms of Discrimination Against Women
.... As the "baby bust" follows the "baby boom," there will be less young white
male workers, and experts say that it will be mostly
women who will take up the slack ....
(2216
9
)
Women in Science
.... harassment, allegations of reverse discrimination, different standards for judging the work of men and
women, lower salary than their
male peers, inequitable ....
(2010
8
)
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
.... their contention that
women are better positioned than are men to provide the type of leadership required in the 1990s is that the
male socialization process ....
(1489
6
)
Women in Military Combat
.... Schroeder (1991), for example, contends that "Excluding
women from combat jobs requires a larger pool of
male volunteers to ensure a combat ready force," which ....
(988
4
)
Women Sports Reporters
More and more
women have been making inroads into traditionally
male-dominated occupations, and one of these is sports reporting in all its forms--writing ....
(2209
9
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Epistemological Development of Women
.... The analytical response must be developed along the lines of
male-dominated academia. Until
women are given an equal voice in societies institutions and social ....
(1851
7
)
Sexuality in the Arts
.... with (thus) woman is also looked upon as a source of such dangers." Prompted by underlying feelings of fear and hatred of
women,
male artists compensate by ....
(2835
11
)
The Women of Ancient Greece
.... Even supposing the stereotypical representations of ancient Greek
women as subordinate to a
male patriarchy that despised them were somehow accepted ....
(1462
6
)
Women's History
.... Politically engaged
women--like their
male counterparts--are unlikely to shut up. Scott, Joan. "
Women's History." New Perspectives on Historical Writing. Ed. ....
(1446
6
)
Occupationally Stressed Women
.... Men only have to deal with the doctor-patient relationship (Stress 10).
Women physicians are still more involved with child care than their
male counterparts. ....
(2872
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